Jacqueline Jayne

A globally acknowledged leader in the human element of cybersecurity, security awareness, and culture programs, JJ’s contributions have significantly impacted human (cyber) risk management and the protection of individuals online.

Offering a unique perspective that connects across demographics, JJ is committed to reducing human error and empowering individuals to be safe online.

JJ is a sought-after presenter and speaker, having spoken at prestigious security conferences worldwide and facilitating many panels and round tables.

This pillar caters to IT Professionals and Security Awareness Training Program Practitioners.

Focusing on the human element in cybersecurity, this pillar explores the establishment of behavioural change for end users. Topics include best practices for end-to-end security awareness and education programs, behavioural psychology, strategies to create and maintain a security culture in organisations and the critical role IT plays in attaining that outcome.

This pillar caters to everyone outside of IT, including Boards, Executive Teams, HR, Finance, Sales, Marketing, Government, etc., plus Micro and Small to Medium Businesses.

Delving into the discussion that cybersecurity is a whole of business risk, the focus is on an audience outside of IT. This pillar includes the threat landscape pertaining to a specific industry, department, or sector, with the addition of best practices, guidelines, resources, and information specific to them.

This pillar caters to the general public of all ages and knowledge and is designed to empower and provide a framework for basic cyber hygiene.

With a jargon-free, non-technical approach for the general public, JJ breaks down the complexities designed to keep kids, teens, adults, and seniors safe online, including cybersecurity's what, why, when, and how, including common threats, scams, social media, online predators, privacy, what to do if your information is part of a data breach, and more.